Hi Mujo,
Welcome to the forums and welcome to liveCode!
1 parse.com) Most of the stuff offered you can build in liveCode, push? easy, social integration currently I think just iOS. As for online storage I'm a bit confused when they say "All the Hassle..." a shared server is easy. I think if you are intent on developing a commercial product you'd get your own hosting service.
2 liveCode Server) good enough???
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No problem, I've seen a realtime 2 player game. Turn based doesn't sound like heavy graphics engine use but even that is coming.
Here:
http://erhs.shaosean.tk/
On that page is a tic tac toe game made by school kids, client/server multi-computer.
If you haven't programmed before it will take a little while to get up to speed on liveCode and I wouldn't set out as a first project a multi person shooter game.
You should download the free community version of liveCode and just plan on making a calculator or egg timer or maybe something you could use.
Just for transparency, liveCode is a programming language, it is not all cut and paste or drag 'n drop there is real learning and thought needed to produce an app. So, before you say "Why do the buttons all look so ugly" study their properties and you will see they can look like anything you want.
Hope you enjoy liveCode! Once you "get it" it's tons of fun!
Simon
I used to be a newbie but then I learned how to spell teh correctly and now I'm a noob!